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DNC Chair: GOP wants to "Drag Us Back To Jim Crow Laws"

Stupid **** don't fly here bro.

But seeing as the first black President is the biggest screw-up in the history of the Republic, that should provide enough fodder to call Conservatives "racists" well past the end of all our days. :)

Repeat after me: "One adult .... one vote"

He isn't the first black President.
We haven't had one yet...

He is our first Mulatto President.
 
It obvious you don't believe in democracy. Show me a person who doesn't pay taxes of any kind.

Lemme help you out here. With taxes that are common to all, explain to me the difference about who is in charge ?

But with such as income tax, where 47% or more don't pay a penny, and many get redistribution checks in the mail, do I really need to explain it to you ?

Is this another round of liberal denial ? Aren't you folks finally waking up to the fact that OPM is running out ?

HELLO !
 
Stupid **** don't fly here bro.

I've seen some pretty stupid **** around here and it definitely had wings.

But seeing as the first black President is the biggest screw-up in the history of the Republic,

Except for people who have a grasp on reality.

that should provide enough fodder to call Conservatives "racists" well past the end of all our days. :)

Oh don't worry, "conservatives", at least the quasi-conservatives who most rabidly claim that they are "conservative" seem to get wet at the idea of supplying more fodder.

Repeat after me: "One adult .... one vote"

Yeah, because there's SOO much evidence of massive, systemic voter fraud that it's worth disenfranchising whole segments of the population.
 
Yeah, because there's SOO much evidence of massive, systemic voter fraud that it's worth disenfranchising whole segments of the population.

Can you show/demonstrate this "disenfranchising" of "whole segments" of the population?
 
I've seen some pretty stupid **** around here and it definitely had wings.



Except for people who have a grasp on reality.



Oh don't worry, "conservatives", at least the quasi-conservatives who most rabidly claim that they are "conservative" seem to get wet at the idea of supplying more fodder.



Yeah, because there's SOO much evidence of massive, systemic voter fraud that it's worth disenfranchising whole segments of the population.

This is soooooo funny ! Imagine having to be a registered voter, and needing ID, in order to VOTE !!!

"Oh the humanity" !!! All those disenfranchised zombies !!
 
He isn't the first black President.
We haven't had one yet...

He is our first Mulatto President.

why am i not surprised you are from nc ... i bet rural nc, likely down east
 
This actually does have some merit. They are trying to make it harder in some cases for younger members of the population to vote by requiring more identification/stopping voting in college districts.

"Recent Republican proposals have or would put in place onerous voter ID requirements, curtail early voting, and prevent students from casting ballots where they go to school. These proposals are costly and could disenfranchise hundreds of thousands if not millions of voters, but most of those affected are more likely to vote for Democrats. Republicans have invoked the specter of voter fraud to justify the restrictions, but the type of voter fraud these laws are designed to address are extremely rare — the Bush administration, despite pursuing the issue vigorously, never produced more than a handful of voter fraud prosecutions."


More: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...oting-proposals/2011/03/04/AGkeeBLH_blog.html

Man I seem to be finding myself defending this woman a lot :D
 
Like how libs bend over backwards to make it easy for our Military to vote. Just another demonstration of the hypocrisy of American liberals.

Scumbags.
 
why am i not surprised you are from nc ... i bet rural nc, likely down east

A. This is not a response to my factual statement. Do you wish to disprove it?
B. So, your response is a personal attack?
 
"Skin in the game" is not a government check provided by other people's money (OPM). That is "other people's skin" in the game.

If you don't pay taxes, you don't. If you don;t have anything to lose, other than your welfare, then you don't have skin in the game.

Issue:

Everybody pays taxes.
 
Lemme help you out here. With taxes that are common to all, explain to me the difference about who is in charge ?

But with such as income tax, where 47% or more don't pay a penny, and many get redistribution checks in the mail, do I really need to explain it to you ?

Is this another round of liberal denial ? Aren't you folks finally waking up to the fact that OPM is running out ?

HELLO !
47% don't pay federal income taxes but everyone pays taxes.
 
47% don't pay federal income taxes but everyone pays taxes.

Life should be so simple as you pretend it to be. Your logic is currently bordering on ignorant.

So that we all are clear ... even you .. there is no wealth redistribution aspect of sales tax. Or gasoline taxes. Or social security.

I will not waste further time explaining, for at this point, if it is where you are, you don't want to know.
 
gee... liberals supporting Wasserman-Schultz, regardless of how stupid her words are.

What a ****ing surprise.
 
gee... liberals supporting Wasserman-Schultz, regardless of how stupid her words are.

What a ****ing surprise.

please tell us exactly what she said which was in error
 
Life should be so simple as you pretend it to be. Your logic is currently bordering on ignorant.

So that we all are clear ... even you .. there is no wealth redistribution aspect of sales tax. Or gasoline taxes. Or social security.

I will not waste further time explaining, for at this point, if it is where you are, you don't want to know.

You've just changed your argument from "X people don't pay taxes" to "Well ok everyone pays taxes but certain types of taxes don't count because____"
 
Wow.

This was the same lady who accused Republicans of wanting to criminalize illegal immigration, and who accused Republicans of driving foriegn cars (when she herself did as well).

Dear DNC. Please keep this woman in charge of your organization. Because she is making you look amazingly stupid.


The video here

It's called hyperbole. As a conservative, I'd think you'd be familiar with it.
 
Lemme help you out here. With taxes that are common to all, explain to me the difference about who is in charge ?

But with such as income tax, where 47% or more don't pay a penny, and many get redistribution checks in the mail, do I really need to explain it to you ?

Is this another round of liberal denial ? Aren't you folks finally waking up to the fact that OPM is running out ?
Do you know that most of those who pay no income taxes are because President Bush's policies? Why those who pay no Federal income taxes should not be able to vote?
 
Do you know that most of those who pay no income taxes are because President Bush's policies? Why those who pay no Federal income taxes should not be able to vote?

Because he's an actual regressive and doesn't believe the most fundamental right that exists in democracy should be granted unless you happen to make enough money. He'll take grand stands on principle against government intrusion on our rights to free speech, owning guns, etc, but **** those poors they don't deserve a vote because they don't have enough money.
 
How ridiculous. Talk about throwing the race card. Wasserman-Shultz is SO over the top. Yep. They should keep her. She makes the dems look as crazy as they are.
 
This actually does have some merit. They are trying to make it harder in some cases for younger members of the population to vote by requiring more identification/stopping voting in college districts.

"Recent Republican proposals have or would put in place onerous voter ID requirements, curtail early voting, and prevent students from casting ballots where they go to school. These proposals are costly and could disenfranchise hundreds of thousands if not millions of voters, but most of those affected are more likely to vote for Democrats. Republicans have invoked the specter of voter fraud to justify the restrictions, but the type of voter fraud these laws are designed to address are extremely rare — the Bush administration, despite pursuing the issue vigorously, never produced more than a handful of voter fraud prosecutions."


More: Hyperbole about Jim Crow shouldn’t obscure truth about GOP voting proposals - The Plum Line - The Washington Post

Man I seem to be finding myself defending this woman a lot :D

Care to address my point rightys?
 
If you don't pay taxes, you don't. If you don;t have anything to lose, other than your welfare, then you don't have skin in the game.

You are anti-democracy and pro-aristocracy.

And again, you prove her point.

And of course, in Indiana if you become the FIRST PERSON indicted on voter fraud charges, you become the Republican over-seer of elections and win the support of the governor (who decided not to run for president).
Ind. Supreme Court permits challenge of Charlie White's election to proceed
 
How democratic of you.

And you just essentially proved her point.


Democracy is a bunch of welfare chumps voting for the person that will keep the checks coming to the mailbox and take money from the working folks to pay for it?

That's democracy?
 
Do you know that most of those who pay no income taxes are because President Bush's policies? Why those who pay no Federal income taxes should not be able to vote?

Please note. I have not advocated that those who pay no income taxes have no vote. There's noting to advocate there. Its not a bill anywhere. We both know, I hope, that such is not going to happen. I do believe we'd be better if it were such, but again, not going to happen.

And "Yes", I know that the Bush tax cuts took many off the income tax obligatory roles.

However, the thread is about standards of proof in order to vote. None of these are draconian. In many states, the rules already are such. What is being advocated, and which bimbo Wasserman ****s is criticising, is basic voting integrity. With Republicans having won so many State Houses in 2010, it is a trend you better get used to.

One man (or woman). One vote. What a concept !!
 
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